Our cottage was rustic and modern at the same time, and the fire in the stove made the atmosphere even cosier. The view down the valley and over the town was lovely. The bed was very comfortable and the decor stylish. The owner was not there the night we stayed there, but the gardener was very helpful and brought us... More

We stayed for 2 nights at Casa Agricola - we wanted to get a taste of the countryside and we happily, got exactly what we wanted. This is a lovely property located in the heart of the Douro region. We were very fortunate as we were put into one of the cottages off from the main building (our original room... More

My sister and I were charmed by the many rave reviews for this inn, where we stayed in July 2011. We met some happy travelers at Casa Agricola when we arrived, and also return customers. However, we must emphasize that if you do not have a rental car, this is not a good location. Like in most places in Portugal,... More

We went to Casa Agrícola da Levada in the grape treading season and we couldn't have chose a better place to stay! Everything was just as cozy as our aunt's house and as comfortable as a five star hotel. With Ines's advices we could discover some unwritten parts of the BEAUTIFUL Douro sorroundings and wander around through some traditional little... More

I stayed in Casa Agricola da Levada for 3 nights in october. It's a GREAT place to stay, super cozy, calm, the breakfast is really good and a the owner could'nt be more helpful and friendly. Casa da Levada it's only a few minutes away from Casa de Mateus and 15 min away from the douro valley! I absolutely recomend... More

In September, 2010 we participated in a wine tour organized and conducted by our hostess, Ines. We had the time of our lives. We picked and stomped grapes, cruised on the Douro River, and, of course, dined on local cuisine and sampled many wines. It was an unforgettable experience. Ines was the perfect hostess – friendly, helpful, gracious and accommodating... More

I am a photographer and the Douro Valley was in my travelling plans for years. My plan was to stay at a hotel facing the river but “fortunately” the exorbitant prices toke me to this place. Casa da Levada is just outside the town of Vila Real and one hour from Porto. From there we visited all the Region in... More

Casa da Levada is the only place I ever consider staying at on my frequent work trips to the Douro. The owner Inês's personalized hospitality, her infectious good humour and her exhaustive knowledge of the region and all its wines are a shining example of the Douro's welcoming spirit. The rustic granite houses with modern, comfortable interiors sit beautifully in... More

Stayed in Casa da Levada with friends and people I met for the first time, there to observe and draw nature with the Slow Mile project. They couldn't have chosen a better place, the house we stayed and worked in was full of charming details, the cosy restaurant and familiar service, Inês and Ana taking care of us as if... More